Hastings Library honors beloved illustrator
By Laura Schiller For the dedication of the picture book room at the Hastings Public Library, the illumination of a
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Deputy Mayor Arlene Burgos is preparing to replace Jon Siegel as mayor next month after winning the Nov. 4 election. According to the Westchester County Board of Elections unofficial tally, of the 2,500 voters, 1,387, or 55%, voted for Burgos, who was the Democrats’ nominee. Bob Grados, a registered Democrat running on an independent line called Irvington First, earned 1,113, or 45% of votes.
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